In case you missed it, our pals over at MySpace Comic Books have posted the world premiere of an animated 'trailer' that we put together for The Nightmare Factory - be sure to check it out!
www.myspace.com/comicbooks
Also, once I take a break from Halo 3 and Portal (so good), here’re the new books that I plan on picking up this week…sometime:
CRIMINAL MACABRE MY DEMON BABY #2 (go niles!)
ACTION COMICS #857
AUTHORITY PRIME #1 (hell yea!)
COUNTDOWN 27
GOTHAM UNDERGROUND #1
GREEN ARROW YEAR ONE #6
GREEN LANTERN CORPS #17
HELLBLAZER #237
JLA CLASSIFIED #45
LOVELESS #20
ROBIN #167
SUPERMAN #669
SUPERMAN BATMAN #41
TALES OF THE SINESTRO CORPS SUPERMAN PRIME #1
UNCLE SAM AND THE FREEDOM FIGHTERS #2
WETWORKS #14
CASANOVA #10 (oh baby – poppa like)
WALKING DEAD #43
BLACK PANTHER #31
CABLE DEADPOOL #46
DAREDEVIL #101
SHE-HULK 2 #22
THUNDERBOLTS #117
ULTIMATE SPIDER-MAN #115
X-MEN #204
30 DAYS OF NIGHT RED SNOW #3
DOKTOR SLEEPLESS #3 (i love this book)
GENE SIMMONS DOMINATRIX #3 (just kidding! i was seeing if you were paying attention)
METAL GEAR SOLID SONS OF LIBERTY #12
MY BORING A$$ LIFE UNCENSORED DIARY OF KEVIN SMITH
SOUTHLAND TALES THE PRELUDE SAGA
Later
Thursday, October 25, 2007
Wednesday, October 24, 2007
Another Glorious day in the Corps
MySpace Comic Books just posted the world premiere of an aniamted 'trailer' that we put together for The Nightmare Factory - be sure to check it out and give some love if you like it! It's a pretty slick 2D/3D mix that really floats my boat.
www.myspace.com/comicbooks
Good times.
Later
www.myspace.com/comicbooks
Good times.
Later
Tuesday, October 23, 2007
SpikeTV Scream Awards!
Be sure to watch the Scream Awards on SpikeTV tonight - 28 Days Later: The Aftermath won the Scream Award for 'Best Screen to Comic Adaptation’. Huzzah!
Later
Later
Monday, October 22, 2007
28 Days is a Winner!
Break out the Champagne - we won!
On Friday night 28 Days Later: The Aftermath won a SpikeTV Scream Award for 'Best Screen to Comic Adaptation’ at their annual horror awards show. Huzzah!
Later
On Friday night 28 Days Later: The Aftermath won a SpikeTV Scream Award for 'Best Screen to Comic Adaptation’ at their annual horror awards show. Huzzah!
Later
Friday, October 19, 2007
It's Friday!
Go see The Comebacks!
And 30 Days of Night!
And Blade Runner: The Final Cut!
And buy The Orange Box for Xbox 360!
That is all; you have your marching orders.
Later
And 30 Days of Night!
And Blade Runner: The Final Cut!
And buy The Orange Box for Xbox 360!
That is all; you have your marching orders.
Later
Thursday, October 18, 2007
The Final Cut
My favorite movie of all time is Blade Runner. Why, you might ask? One word: mood. Blade Runner is perhaps one of the most evocative movies ever; the story, cinematography, acting, and especially the score all exist in a rare cinematic symbiosis that truly creates a ‘world’ that feels decaying and ‘lived in’. It’s also one of those movies that gets better each time you watch it.
I had the privilege of seeing Ridley Scott’s ‘Final Cut’ of the film last night on a big, big screen in LA. Wow. I had never seen such a large, clean print (could have been digital, it was that pretty) of the film, and I was absolutely blown away. What made me happy was that Scott didn’t ‘Lucas-ize’ the movie, so don’t expect any extra Spinners, dancing CGI lounge singers, or wholly superfluous cameos from Jabba the Hutt (I still cringe every time I see that scene that was added to the first Star Wars… yes, I do refuse to call it ‘Episode Four’). I was, though, a bit miffed at two specific changes: the revision of “I want more life, $%^&$%” to “I want more life, father”, and a subtle change that finally closed the loop on the ‘extra Replicant’ plot-hole. But yes, I am a geek, and these things do bother me.
The film is currently playing in both New York and Los Angeles, so do check it out if you’re a fan of the film (but after you go see The Comebacks this weekend… naturally….)
Also, in case you missed it yesterday, the SpikeTV Scream Awards also tape on Friday, and yours truly will be there because we have not one, but TWO of our Fox Atomic Comics graphic novels up for awards (both “28 Days Later: The Aftermath” and “The Hills Have Eyes: The Beginning”)! Wish us luck!
Also, keep an eye out for a special Nightmare Factory-related goodie coming next week!
Later
I had the privilege of seeing Ridley Scott’s ‘Final Cut’ of the film last night on a big, big screen in LA. Wow. I had never seen such a large, clean print (could have been digital, it was that pretty) of the film, and I was absolutely blown away. What made me happy was that Scott didn’t ‘Lucas-ize’ the movie, so don’t expect any extra Spinners, dancing CGI lounge singers, or wholly superfluous cameos from Jabba the Hutt (I still cringe every time I see that scene that was added to the first Star Wars… yes, I do refuse to call it ‘Episode Four’). I was, though, a bit miffed at two specific changes: the revision of “I want more life, $%^&$%” to “I want more life, father”, and a subtle change that finally closed the loop on the ‘extra Replicant’ plot-hole. But yes, I am a geek, and these things do bother me.
The film is currently playing in both New York and Los Angeles, so do check it out if you’re a fan of the film (but after you go see The Comebacks this weekend… naturally….)
Also, in case you missed it yesterday, the SpikeTV Scream Awards also tape on Friday, and yours truly will be there because we have not one, but TWO of our Fox Atomic Comics graphic novels up for awards (both “28 Days Later: The Aftermath” and “The Hills Have Eyes: The Beginning”)! Wish us luck!
Also, keep an eye out for a special Nightmare Factory-related goodie coming next week!
Later
Wednesday, October 17, 2007
New Comics Day!
Welcome to Wednesday… each new day inches us one step closer to that magical funder-land known as Friday. This weekend looks to be a particularly interesting one on the movie front, with something for just about everyone. For you comedy fans we have a movie of our very own opening up, the sports spoof “The Comebacks” (please go see it, or at least buy a ticket for it ;). In addition, for you horror hounds, friend of the family Steve Niles (who wrote our “28 Days Later” graphic novel) hits the silver screen with the adaptation of his hit graphic novel “30 Days of Night”. Why not see both?!
The SpikeTV Scream Awards also tape on Friday, and yours truly will be there because we have not one, but TWO of our Fox Atomic Comics graphic novels up for awards (both “28 Days Later: The Aftermath” and “The Hills Have Eyes: The Beginning”)! Wish us luck!
Don’t worry, I didn’t forget about “The Nightmare Factory”… keep watching for a brand new surprise, coming very shortly!
Oh yes; it’s also New Comics Day! I love hump day. Here’s my pull list for this week:
CONAN #45
UMBRELLA ACADEMY APOCALYPSE SUITE #2
CHECKMATE #19
COUNTDOWN 28
DEATH OF THE NEW GODS #1
DMZ #24
EX MACHINA #31
FABLES #66
HIGHWAYMEN #5
JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #14
WITCHBLADE #110
CAPTAIN AMERICA #31
MARVEL ZOMBIES 2 #1 (i loved the first series)
MIGHTY AVENGERS #5
POWERS #26
ULTIMATE FANTASTIC FOUR #47
ULTIMATE X-MEN #87
X-MEN EMPEROR VULCAN #2
BOYS #11
NEGATIVE BURN #14
STAR TREK YEAR FOUR #4
Later
The SpikeTV Scream Awards also tape on Friday, and yours truly will be there because we have not one, but TWO of our Fox Atomic Comics graphic novels up for awards (both “28 Days Later: The Aftermath” and “The Hills Have Eyes: The Beginning”)! Wish us luck!
Don’t worry, I didn’t forget about “The Nightmare Factory”… keep watching for a brand new surprise, coming very shortly!
Oh yes; it’s also New Comics Day! I love hump day. Here’s my pull list for this week:
CONAN #45
UMBRELLA ACADEMY APOCALYPSE SUITE #2
CHECKMATE #19
COUNTDOWN 28
DEATH OF THE NEW GODS #1
DMZ #24
EX MACHINA #31
FABLES #66
HIGHWAYMEN #5
JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #14
WITCHBLADE #110
CAPTAIN AMERICA #31
MARVEL ZOMBIES 2 #1 (i loved the first series)
MIGHTY AVENGERS #5
POWERS #26
ULTIMATE FANTASTIC FOUR #47
ULTIMATE X-MEN #87
X-MEN EMPEROR VULCAN #2
BOYS #11
NEGATIVE BURN #14
STAR TREK YEAR FOUR #4
Later
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